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These folk-rock anthems convey an urgent message: It is time for us to step
up and take back our "zoo" before it sinks deeper into savage war,
unsustainable debt and systematic corruption.
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Take It Back (Mishler/Thompson)
At the Zoo (Tim Purdum)
If You Don't Step Up (Purdum/Thompson/Mishler)
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The confused state of a nation mired in a divisive war stalemate in Iraq takes center stage in an album dominated by protest folk-rock with "Lost for a While," "W. Drilled Us" and "War President." Western- and country-flavored folk-rock are evident in "She's Gone," "Old Neil" (Young) and "Lonesome Mystery." Pure rock euphoria is delivered by "Tonight" and "Just Play."
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Sample Tracks
Just Play (Purdum)
They Ask You To Die (Braly)
Lonesome Mystery (Thompson)
War President (Mishler)
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The Stragglyrs escape the present and head back to the early 1880s for a psychedelic country-rock musical horse opera about a mail-order bride from Charleston, S.C., who rides a train to join her farmer husband-to-be in New Mexico. Along the way, she meets a dark gambler who threatens to be the seemingly happy couple's undoing.
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Sample Tracks
The Biscuit Rides Again (Long)
Drag You Down (Mishler-Purdum)
Gone To Me (Mishler)
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This progressive folk-rock album captures the dot-com era and the dot-bomb collapse with "Red Arrows Down," "Not the Real World," "RIF'ed Again," and "Out of the Loop." Reservations about the invasion of Iraq are voiced in "Bit of a Chill," and the haunting instrumental title cut, "Valley of the Shadows," is worth the price of admission alone.
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Sample Tracks
Not the Real World (Mishler)
Bit of a Chill (Purdum-Braly-Mishler)
America the Beautiful, Pharmaceutical (Braly)
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This folk-rock musical history of America kicks off with "Glade Runner," which tells the story of a day in the life of an Ohlone Indian in 1691. "Trip" continues into the 1960s with "Mango Surf Jam," "Camelot Lost," "Moon Landing" and the Grateful Dead-ish "Hippie Chick." The album laments violence with "Land of the .45," corruption, with the Woodie Guthrie-inspired "California Schemin' " and "One Nation" (under globalization). The tragedy of Sept. 11 is told in "Impossibly Blue" and "99 Names for God."
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Glade Runner (Mishler-Braly)
99 Names for God (Braly)
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